St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

brated in all the Catholic churches in the city
to-day. Rev. Father German, president Of
st. Thomas seminary, will preach the sermon
at the Church of tho immaculate Conception
at 10:30 mass.
A public lecture, under the auspices of the
Knights of Pythias, will be delivered by
Robert Stratton Friday evening, April Is, at
x. P. hall, corner Washington and Fourth
avenue south. Subject: "Pythianism, it's
Aims and Objects
DR.. r. o. Beard will lecture on Sexual
Hygieue'' in the guild room back of st.
Marks church on Tuesday evening, April IL,
at 8 o'clock. This lie the second OF the free
talks given under the auspices of the Brother
hood of ST. Andrew. The talks are free and
for men only. Everybody is welcome.
The second historical concert of the North
western Conservatory, of Music will be given
at Dyer hall tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The programme is one of the best that has
been offered in this city, and those who attend
will have musical treat. The performers
will be Misses May, French and Wilson and
Messrs. Morse, Zoch and Johnson.
At the Church of the Redeemer Rev. M. D.
Shutter will preach morning and evening.
The usual Easter service will be held In the
morning, at which twenty-five new members
will be received into the church. An elabor-
ate musical programme has been prepared by
Prof. Harmsen. The floral decorations will
be in charge Of the flower mission.
Good Friday was q bank holiday, and many
people and firms were obliged to carry on
tn cir persons over night the money they re-
ceived during the day. Those who had boxes
in the Minnesota Loan & Trust cOmpany's
safe deposit vaults were not subject to this
Inconvenience or risk 1t costs but S. per
year Qess than cents per day. to be safe.
st. Marks Episcopal church, Sixth street,
between Hennepin and Nicollet avenues, r.
B. Wells. d. D., 33 Sixth street south, rector:
Holy Communion, $3.50 d. M; fill service
and sermon, 80 a. M; baptism of children,
p. M; Knights Templar service, admission
by ticket, p. M; Sunday school Easter
service, p. m; special collection at Knights
Templar service for st. Barnabas hospital.
Walter T. Mills, secretary Of the Intercol-
legiate Prohibition association, has been en-
gagged for ten lectures in Minnesota this
month. Several of them are delivered under
the auspices of the Prohibition clubs of the
colleges and normal colleges of the state. Mr.
Mills engagements, so far as perfected, are:
Win0na April Is, Red Wing IT. Hamline IS,
St. Paul 49, Minneapolis 20, Mortified 81,
Owatonna 22, Mankato 49,
OF the public reading of c. H. Krohg's ia
nous work. "Albertine," which will occur
this afternoon at 81. o. Petersons hall, 1928
Washington avenue south, an esteemed even
| ing contemporary says as follows: ''Among
| the latest Scandinavian arrivals is that of G.
| Kallum, a dramatic reader from ChriStiania,
| the capital of Norway. He has come to give
| readings from "Albertine," the novel that the
| Norwegian government suppressed. The
| first appearance of "Albertine' caused a
| The argument used consists in fierce attack
| on what the author terms Iegalized prostiJu-
| tion,' and the typical central figure in the
| plot is poor serving girl aud her gradual de.
| scent from virtue to vice until she finally
lands in a house of ill-fame in Christiana.